REGIME CHANGE AT THE TOP Susan McCarthy, 60, who has worked for City Hall for 23 years and served as City Manager since 1999, announced in July that she’d
This past week, Q-line asked: “What should the City Council’s resolutions be for 2006?”
Here are your responses: ✆ “Top among the city administration’s priorities for 2006 should
CORRECTION — In the Wednesday, Dec. 28 issue of the Santa Monica Daily Press, there was a correction regarding the statements made by sources in the Tuesday Dec. 27 article, “Alleged
CORRECTION — In the article, “Alleged misconduct at Woodlawn” published in the Tuesday, Dec. 27 issue of the Santa Monica Daily Press, the quoted speaker working on behalf of City Hall
Bluffs project to begin in November
PALISADES BLUFFS — Officials say they are on schedule to complete an $11 million project in two years which will help prevent landslides on the
Cemetery director said he was wrongly fired
CITY HALL — Attorneys made opening statements this month in a personnel hearing over the firing of Michael Steen, who is accused of ethical
City suffers setbacks in case versus lawyers
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES — It appears that City Hall is losing its battle in the largest legal case Santa Monica has ever faced.
Several
By Daily Press staff
Richard Bloom is keeping his sights set on healing the bay for two more years. Bloom, a Santa Monica Councilman, has been re-elected to the
Council shelves Village approval until February
CITY HALL — The option to choose among three city housing proposals proved no option at all for some elected leaders, who want a “non-
City staff: Finding the right place for port-a-potties has been difficult PORT-A-POTTIES, from page 1
11TH STREET — Hundreds of suspected illegal immigrants who loiter on the
High standards set for surface waters
CITY HALL — Local residents will soon be polled on whether they’d support a $95 million bond to prevent further pollution from going into
